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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1791

Page

3

Royal Drawing Room at St James's and Kew Palace

Yesterday at St James's, a drawing room opened at two o'clock with attendance by the Queen and royal guests including the Duke of Custen, archbishops, ministers, and numerous nobles. The Queen entertained at Kew Palace that evening for the Princess Sopuzza's fifteenth birthday with a private concert.

Rovar Aucusta Elizabeth Kew Palace St. James’s Duke of Custenc Canterbury York Mr. Pitt Richmond Leeds Dorset Earls—Courtoun Dumfries Mount Edgecimbe Clarendon Hillsborough Delaware Stair Chatham Fiftomts Parker Falmouth Barrington Sydney Valletort Dorchester Hood Herbert Heathfield Walsingham Grenville Jersey Glendore Holderneffe Ambherst Boston Blantyre C. Johnston KE. Creighton C. Waldegrave Payne Fawcett Osborne Call Howard Markham Moor A. Stanhope Digby C. Miles Goddard Walpole Duprey Rypex Continent Puss Baron Korzzresen Prince of Hesse Cassex Anderson Comsz Dorexzster Cartton Quebec Sopuza Lord Grenville Whitehall Duke of Ricamona Sir William Fawcer Downing Sttreet

Don Quixote Dominates Second Day at Newmarket Meeting

Sporting Intelligence from Newmarket details entries for October 3 meeting, listing Don Quixote as top contender in the P. of Wales's challenge and detailing weights, ages, and runners such as Palifox Harpator Liberty Brush Young Challenger Sir Cecil Spearman Tick Skyrocket Metor and others. The report covers two mile and middle distance heats, across the flat courses, with bets and odds for several matchups and shows the judge’s limited placements.

B. C B. c. Sir Cecil D. of Grafton B. H. Spearman Mr. Ortley B. G. Exciseman Mr. Hatton Br. c. Wafer Jugurtha Sd Grosvenor B. H. Skyrocket Sir F. Poole H. Metor D. of Bedford B. c. Tick Florizel Cou Don Quixote Pott Zoogs Grosvenor F. Sylph Saltram Sting F. Prunnella Highflyer Crowder Sir Pepper F. C. Phillips O'Kelly Mr. Smith B.C Bullock Halbert Ld Grovenor Ion Halbert Fox W. Afton C. Bunbury Smack Marcia B.C. Reogs R.M. Toogs Mendoza Ab. M Ottley Bombardier Vernon Charlotte

Rights of Man and the social state contrasted

A compact excerpt contrasts natural rights in a state of nature with the protections and duties of living in society. It argues that natural rights are unalienable while social life grants security, order, and the duty to uphold laws, condemning agitation for political meddling. The piece emphasizes lawful conduct, social harmony, and the misalignment of rights propaganda with common good.

Cape of Good Hope Africa

Insurrection in Cape Francois Disturbs West Indies Aid

A letter from New London reports that on September 23 a major insurrection occurred in the Cape Francois quarter. The rebels burned plantations and massacred whites, surrounding the Cape within two miles. Petit-Acre village was destroyed, ships held by embargo, and coastal routes cut. Deputies from the Cape Assembly seek aid from the United States as Jamaica and the Havannah were asked to provide support.

Union Whitlock New York Liverpool New London Three Brothers Edgerton Cape Francois Cape United States Petit-Acre Jamaica Havannah

Portsmoth Adml Roddam Leaves On Holiday Visit

Admiral Roddam and his family traveled to Roddamhall in Northumberland for holidays. Sir Andrew Snape Hammond to command in his absence. Ulysses and Resistance depart Spithead for pay off. Old Monarch sails from harbour to be broken up. The rgti regiment replaces the 14th at the garrison. they march to Dover for winter quarters.

Admiral Roddam Roddamhall Northumberland Andrew Snape Hammond Ulysses Spithead Rgti Regiment of Foot Hilfea Dover

Maritime Vessels Arrive From Europe with Royal Ship Aquillon

October 2 reports arrival of La Courieres Lamatonque from Marseilles and Adtive Lane from Malaga. His Majesty's Ship Aquillon sails for Gibraltar as the wind shifts NNE.

la Couriere Lamatonque Marseilles Adtive Lane Malaga His Aquillon Gibraltar

Public official Samn Brewer Convicted For Illicit Iron Trade

Samn Brewer, who runs an old iron shop on Row Street, was yesterday convicted of a misdemeanor at this office for possessing a very large quantity of iron bars with no proper account. He was fined forty shillings.

Fraud trial and petty thefts linked to London shop and pub

Toba Cafomere was yesterday committed for trial for fraudulently obtaining two copies of Pennant's London from a bookseller in New Bond Street. Edward Bowman testified the prisoner used a forged line from Mr. Stewardson of Grafton Street. Stewardson denied any authorisation. John Cox, a baker's apprentice, was committed for stealing a two penny loaf. David Williams was committed for private dwelling house theft at Mrs. Ann Copeland's blue posts pub in Tottenham Court Road, where he was caught with Mrs. Copeland's clothes after seeking to broil herrings in a back room.

Toba Cafomere Pennant London New Bond Street Edward Bowman Stewardson Grafton-street Scho John Cox Edward Green Pulteney Court St. James's David Williams Ann Copeland

Newmarket Harshness Rumors Amid Social Turmoil

The piece notes Harper’s unpopularity among insiders and hints at strong disgust toward “The Horss and his Riper.” It covers the Batu season opener with about 200 couples dancing, thefts in Pall Mall, a fatal drinking wager in Truro, highway robberies near Finchley and Hounslow, a Colchester jail escape, and parsnip cultivation in France Normandy Brittany Guernsey.

Newmarket Harper Truro Cornwall Pergle Lincolnshire Finchley Defter Berkshire Hounslow Colchester France Normandy Brittany Guernsey

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Carlisle Anderson and Combe Alderman Curtis G. Osborne W. Fawcet J. B. Warren J. Call W.pepperal J. Heard R. “Woodford P. Gibbs C. Gould J. Peachey S. Smith Carlton Ryder C. Cotton Mr. Beaufoy Hopkins Roddam Baron Kutzleben Dachefes Buccleugh Marchioneffes Donegal Salusbury Cuancelwor Cantersury Lord Dover House of Peers Duke of Brunswick Augusta Satlor Haymarket Austria Russia Porte Russtia Peter Pinpar Brimstone Sin Exeter Bath Paris St. Domingo Antigua Amaici Montferrat St. Vincent’s Grenada Ditta Sporting Intelligence Rights OF Man French West Indies Portsmouth Litchfield Street Sir Lawrence Cox
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